terminator356
commented
1 year ago Yes that would be great. At the moment we are facing a problem though: Github is telling us that they are discontinuing AppImage support of the version of Ubuntu that we are using. Already our AppImage 'compatibility build' fails and it is only a matter of time before the main AppImage 'release build' starts to fail as well. We need to upgrade the Ubuntu version. I am not looking forward to that because I fear it is going to be painful, and I don't run Ubuntu here so I don't know exactly what would need to change in the AppImage builds. I (or someone) need to find some time to deal with it.
revolverve
spamatica
Yes,another feature request; Would an arm64 appimage build doable without investing too much time? Seems building them x86_64 are automated now... well , they works fine ! And they must save you time answering compilers errors, at least that fact,if one.. Having very good stable results here; Armbian-jammy-xfce/orange pi 3 -2 Gb ram/muse4.0_from repo+yoshimi+lv2+pipewire-pulse. Long way from necessity an arm64 appimage would be , more luxury , in the arm chips shortage state of these days. Luxury , if i am the only user, which i doubt . As said , 4.0 from repo look stable , but it would enable latest 4.1.? pre tests on more hardware. Out of the few arm64 appimages available ,4 out of 5 worked ootb ,MuseScore-3.6.2.1052406898-arm64 does here on orange pi 3.
Arm appimage buiding recipie is all there . If ever not too much pain is involve for such a request, i would sure test it. Thanks for coding ,Muse rock!